XBox Live Connection error on 360 after buying XBox One.

taidara · Oct 31, 2018

If you're using the very same Ethernet Cable for both of your 360's, try use the cable you use for your Xbox One.

Now, if you haven't already, change the DNS server, to Google public DNS, and let me know how that goes.

Here's how:

Press the Guide button on your controller, go to Settings, and then select System Settings.

Select Network Settings.

Select Wired Network or the name of your wireless network, if you are prompted to do so.

Select Configure Network.

On the Basic Settings tab, select DNS Settings.

Select Manual.

Select Primary DNS Server.

Enter 8.8.8.8

Select Secondary DNS Server.

Enter 8.8.4.4

Select Done again.

Press the B button on your controller, and then select Test Xbox LIVE Connection.

taidara

Greetings Willard!

Appreciate if you can post up the make and model of the device that your router terminates to (if it's a mediaconverter, or a Triple-Play box for your fiber (normally a giga switch with QoS)).

You can't manually set a forwarding rule, to allow inbound traffic to one of your console's, since you connect mutiple consoles to your router/NAT. Your NAT's external "window" has to be open, to allow inbound traffic from any source IP, and port, to each
and everyone of your consoles.

Start by visiting Linksys webpage, and make sure your router is up-to-date with the latest version of firmware.

Disable, or clear any entries in Port Forwarding, and or Port Triggering, being related to one, or more of your consoles. This also applies to the DMZ of your router. That is, if any of your consoles IP address is placed within this zone.

Make sure UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) is enabled.

Go to Firewall settings on your router and make sure "Block/Filter Anonymous Internet Requests" is ticked disabled.

I would recommend that you use the "Energy-saving power mode", instead of Instant-On mode.

Post back and let us know how that goes, and we'll work from there.

Willard2227

I did try that (plugging into Fiber), restoring the connections along the way, clearing cache and storage. It still clears the 4 Frontier Hops, but times out at the MSN IP. To that end, I also tried a mobile LTE hot spot, just to see. Now...that may have
had its own set of issues that may have precluded Live Connection, I am not sure. But, I thought it would be worth the effort to attempt connection outside of my home network.

taidara

Just to clarify, do you have connectivity to Live with your Xbox One? Or is it still an ongoing issue with Teredo tunneling?

taidara

If you try connect both your Xbox 360's directly to your fiber box (each at a time of course), can neither of these two connect to Live properly? Before you make a direct connection, make sure you restore both console's network settings to factory defaults.

Keep us posted!

taidara

Energy-saving Power mode refers to your Xbox One, but you already knew that

XBox Live Connection error on 360 after buying XBox One.